Hi Everyone,
This one may be short, we’ll see what happens. The other day I was reading someone’s blog (I’m really sorry I forgot where I originally saw this. If anyone knows, please give credit where credit is due.) and was guided to the following link: Intersex Infant surgical abuse. PLEASE watch the video.
It is a [...]
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Hi Everyone,
I have a few very important things (I feel they are at least) to discuss. I would like to bring to your attention of a few new regulations that have been put forth that could have some very disturbing realities for transgender people (Heck, the whole LGBT community for that matter). I’m on the [...]
Filed under: Blogging, Health, News, Transgender | Tagged: "Provider Conscience" rule, Family and Medical Leave Act, National Center for Transgender Equality, NCTE, Transgender | 2 Comments »
Hi Everyone,
As many of you know that follow my blogs, I’ve talked about the support I’ve had from my kids and wife on my transition. Well, a while back I had asked my son if he would mind writing something from his own perspective on the news of me being transgender. He told me that [...]
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Note: this blog was in part inspired by Helen G’s blog Pregnant man is pregnant which I did reply to. I did use that reply as a basis for this post. But as usual I had more to say.
I watched the 20/20 episode on Thomas Beatie tonight (thank goodness for DVR) and I [...]
Filed under: Commentary, News, Transgender | Tagged: 20/20, child, children, family, ftm, pregnancy, pregnant man, thomas beatie, tolerance, Transgender | 6 Comments »
Hi Everyone,
This week has been an up and down week for me. It seems even with history being made in the election of a new President, which I thought would bring more hope to a lot of the nation (except for the ones who voted for McCain of course). It seems to have also started [...]
Filed under: Blogging, Commentary, Transgender | Tagged: election, gay, legal, lesbian, LGBT, marriage, obama, Prop 8, Transgender, transsexual | 3 Comments »
Dear Family,
I wanted to take a few minutes and fill you in on some important information about some changes that will be made in the near future. I will change in some ways, but I will always be the same person. These steps I’m taking are very important for me. I do wish there was [...]
Filed under: Blogging, Life Experiences, Transgender | Tagged: coming out, Education, family, GID, inlaws, Transgender | 2 Comments »
I must say that yesterday was a busy day. One of my girlfriends invited me to join her and another friend of ours out to a local (semi local to me, 1 hour away) LGBT bar in CT called Triangles. It also happened to be on a night that Vicky was working and I had [...]
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I’m beginning to think that I reached another crossroad in my path that I seem to be delayed at. With just moving back with Vicky and the kids, I’ve slowed down to make the transition easier on them and for the kids to get used to my new look. This delay seems to have me [...]
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I got a message today asking that very question of me. In many ways it was a hard question to answer but it also was an easy one to finally make, although it took my whole life to make the final decision. Let me give you brief history to put the answer into prospective. I [...]
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My thoughts as TDOR approaches
On the eve of Transgender Day of Remembrance 2008 I find myself reading sites on TDOR and it saddens me to no end what hatred can do to someone. I’ve hidden my true feelings most of my life in fear of this ignorance and hate. Fear of losing my family, friends or worse, having a [...]
Filed under: Commentary, Education, Transgender | Tagged: hate, ignorance, non-discrimination, TDOR, transexual, Transgender, Transgender Day of Remembrance, transsexual | 3 Comments »